The seizure order, near Jenin refugee camp, is the latest move aimed at expanding military and settler presence in the north of the occupied territory.
Israeli tanks seen during an Israeli military operation in the West Bank city of Jenin, February 19, 2025. (Nasser Ishtayeh/Flash90)
After the Israeli army demolished his home inside the Jenin refugee camp, Khaled Safouri took solace in the fact that he still owned a small plot of land in the adjacent city of Jenin, where he hoped to (…)

Le rapport annuel 2025 du Centre des droits humains ZMINA (Зміна) documente une nouvelle année au cours de laquelle la société civile ukrainienne a opéré sous une double attaque externe et interne simultanée. Le rapport de 170 pages couvre les militant·es anticorruption, les journalistes, les défenseur·ses de l'environnement, les organisations LGBTIQ+ et le mouvement étudiant indépendant, combinant une base de données de cas, une analyse législative et une enquête sociologique auprès de 156 (…)

The Human Rights Centre ZMINA's 2025 annual report documents another year in which Ukrainian civil society operated under simultaneous external and internal attack. The 170-page report covers anti-corruption activists, journalists, environmental defenders, LGBTIQ+ organisations, and the independent student movement, combining a case database, legislative analysis, and a sociological survey of 156 activists.
Over 60% of the 178 documented cases originate in Russian aggression — killings, (…)

I. The Global Context
A. Geopolitics of Aggression and Destruction, Fossil Dependence, and the Oil, Gas, and Energy Crisis
1. All acts of invasion, aggression and occupation are profoundly reprehensible and condemnable for the resulting massive loss of lives, displacement of people, intensification of human suffering and precarity, extreme disregard for human rights, devastation of vital infrastructures, eco-cide, the systematic flouting of international law, and the violation of (…)

The European rearmament drive is forcing a question the left has shelved for thirty years: what should socialists say about armies and conscription? Christian Zeller, ecosocialist theorist and professor at the University of Salzburg, argues that the reflexive rejection of conscription — however understandable — functionally endorses the professional army, historically the more reliable instrument of capital's class power. Drawing on the democratic soldiers' movements of the 1970s and 1980s, (…)